On 04/12/2015 07:05 AM, Manpreet Singh wrote:
Hello All,
I am and have been an avid Java programmer. I started learning Perl
about a month ago as I took up a new role in QA automation. I have gone
through the 'Learning Perl' Llama book by OReilly and did quite a few
scripts in office. I love Perl and love the fact how it is totally
different than Java.
The question now is, do I straightaway jump into the 'Intermediate Perl'
book or should I try my hand at a few other scripts before I do that? If
I do need to try more programs, could somebody recommend a website or a
portal where such problem statements might be provided? Also, is there
any book or website dedicated to any Perl design methodologies?
Any other skill building advice for a beginner related to Perl is welcome.
Thank you.
*Regards*
Manpreet Singh
I enjoyed Beginning Perl by Ovid. It covers a lot of the more modern
stuff going on in the perl ecosphere. If you really want to know some
of the lower level stuff, Programming Perl is a good ( although a little
long!) read too. Mastering Perl by Brian has a new version out, with a
few advanced sections, but I have not personally read it (yet).
--Sam
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